YAMI-ICHI ('Black Market') is an international event that replicates an art auction and employs non-monetary form of exchange. The concept behind this project is to engage a number of young and emerging artists with the general public/local & business communities.
This summer the Foundling Museum presents a new family-friendly exhibition exploring how Dame Jacqueline Wilson’s much-loved character Hetty Feather has brought the history of London’s Foundling Hospital to life.
The Digital Library of the Middle East (DLME) will bring together a publicly available, online platform for noteworthy Middle Eastern collections from around the world. Committed to international cooperation in the region and around the world, we propose a discussion that outlines the platform, the creation process, and the importance of collaboration.
The Knowledge Quarter is delighted to invite staff from Knowledge Quarter organisations to the next in our series of private breakfast views. It will be on this occasion hosted at the London Canal Museum.
Do we value our privacy more than new medical discoveries? Data-driven technology developments are transforming our medical knowledge and giving medical professionals new insights into patients’ wellbeing.
The Churches Conservation Trust is delighted to invite colleagues from Knowledge Quarter organisations to a lecture on the discovery of a rare 15th century Rose Brass.
Transforming education is no easy task. But that's FutureLearn's bold mission. Partnering up with universities from all over the world, the company aims to make education more accessible and convenient online.
Pop into the Crick this summer for a day of discovery. Meet our friendly scientists, find out about the latest life-changing research and get hands-on with fun activities for all the family. Featuring fascinating talks, interactive workshops and the chance to peek behind the scenes at the Crick.
This year the BMA garden will be part of the Open Garden Squares Weekend. Through interactive exhibits and onsite experts, our garden will showcase local community organisations using gardens to improve health, wellbeing and nutrition of patients and communities in London.
As part of 'The Great Get Together', join your neighbours in a simple act of friendship and sharing. Actors will be on hand to read your stories aloud and bring much-loved tales to life.
